the grace and i think that i really believe you probably will agree else is pretty sweet piece of us. we come to that, right. if the british people are really great because they get it that i, you know, i've always felt about the british. i don't need much helps. they couldn't take care of themselves. you know, i doubt it sounds like it's evasive, but it's that evasion of you know, the british are, have been incredible soldiers, incredible military. and they can take care of themselves. but if they need help, i'll always be with the british. ok, i'll always be with them. but they don't need help. you look at their career, you have done very well over the years of age. yeah, we have, i'm very proud of our country. we have. but we've also always been that you tell the ro, between the 2 countries, that is why this is the greatest lines for prosperity and security. i think the wells, obviously, whatever necessary we absolutely back to children. i'm not sure. could you take on

rush you by yourselves? well, i wonder to march at the munich security conference, vice president vance condemned for speech violations in the u. k. p. really, could you respond? what is your problem? i have an idea. we have the man right to come up with putting you on stage. great. uh yeah, look a i said what i said, which is that we do have a of course, a special relationship with our friends of the u. k. and also with some of our european allies, but we also know that there are then infringements on free speech that actually affect not just the british. of course, what the british doing their own country is up to them, but also affect this will affect the american technology companies and by extension american citizens. so that is something that we'll talk about today. it was right alongside united kingdom and uh and it will last for very, very long time for now. i mean, i certainly wouldn't want rates across us. it's inside and we talk about subsidy,

right? but, so in relations for speech in the u. k. a very proud of a history that we did the radius and the brits were you discussing be discussing this with the apartment? and so what does that mean? all kind of see australia us as well. we'll be discussing that. we've had another great relationship and you have to australia. yeah, we've had a very good relationship with australia please. we spend a little while we have the vice president here disappointed that's of the i didn't come 1st in the german elections. i given you a previous, you know, whatever happens with germany, look at the relationship has been very strong with germany, but we'll have to see what happens. i have a lot of things going on right now. we'll have to say, no, i'm not disappointed about anything. if anything, you would say that the group that we would be most opposed to last and but we got along with them also. we have a very good relationship with all groups. and jim is the po eric chris with our

nation. he was talking about this proposal. do you find that forces to assist patients? have you read that proposal and do you support? no, i haven't seen it. i don't think it's necessary. if people are doing a phenomenal job, i wouldn't be opposed to it necessarily. but i, i go to our military people and i go to time home and, and christie, i go to the varies and ask, but i don't, i don't see it as being, we're doing, unbelievable, unbelievably and getting people out getting criminals, people that should have never been here that the budget administration with a stupid or open borders should have never allowed. they came in from prisons and jails and mental institutions, and gang members and drug dealers coming into our country like is we're getting them out. and we're doing really well every day. the level of effectiveness has been incredible. everybody's talking about how about one more question is the present one in the middle east still at the looks of ice

cream that you're talking about is giving back specifically crimea or have you gotten to those details yet? well we're, you mean the areas that were taken there, a lot of areas that were taken. we've talked about it, a lot of the slide has been taken and we'll be talking about that and we're going to see if we can get it back or get a lot of it back for you credit. and if that's possible, we'll be seeing about that. ok, thank you very much. thank you. number 2, and you're without a 0 if you're just joining us. so that was the latest pictures from the white house where the u. k. prime minister, cure summer was meeting the us president donald trump and trump has said that

a peace deal between russia and ukraine has advanced and that the u. s. has had good talks with both countries, and trump also told storm or that he's working to get as much land back for ukraine, believes loud reports and will keep his word and not invade again. trump also confirmed that he'll be signing and critical minerals deal with president bullet him or is a landscape on friday. that's just some of what was said during that press conference . alan fisher joining us from the white house. so trump of summer speaking actually answering questions are from the media from inside the white house ahead of the talks that they're going to be holding together. so a lot of it was focused on ukraine and tell us more about what was set allen. and what's that out for you on that side that actually sitting there in the oval office as they are talking to the media? i think everything it really that that is concentrated on your creat. another mean talking points there. the fact that your summary is very keen to see

a deal which is under pinned by us security guarantees, and still couldn't get that from donald trump in the oval office. donald trump is suggesting that us economic contrast with act as a buck stops at no one would take action against any peacekeepers, the because that would be us citizens on the ground involved in this rare f mining for minerals that this deal that is going to be signed at the white house at some point on friday morning between the us and ukraine. what is interesting is that donald trump said without giving any real detail, that they were very close to a piece deal between ukrainian rusher and certainly there's be nothing reported in public that would suggest that that's where we are. but we know his team, i've been involved in discussions. the fact that he says it's very close is perhaps optimistic given that some of the things we've been hearing here in washington, but is kiersten are pointed out. donald trump has created this space that for the

1st time in 3 years, the talking about spot. one thing that also stuck out was that donald trump said that you create and will not be joining nature, is one of the flooding me of putting a key to minds. and then finally, before they get into discussions that has been seated and said that they would try and recover. most of you claiming integrity, of course, not saying all of your community integrity, there was an idea that there could be some sort of lines walk for the areas that the russians have taken in ukraine. did the ukrainians of taking and russia rush out. rule that out, but that could be something that that's being discussed. it talked about thomas and the big trade deficit with european union. so of course doesn't naturally affect buquet at the moment given. it's no longer a member of the youth stone. tom, talking about the $350000000000.00 trade deficit is actually somewhere closer to the region of $255000000000.00 i. but said that there will be tied ups that are going to be imposed, wasn't suggesting that there was going to be anything coming that way. as far as

the british are concerned at the moment, because they are almost in part of that with their trade. and then of course, there was the letter from king charles inviting donald trump to another state visit of the united kingdom. something he enjoyed doing as far as the town when he met the queen. he was very impressed by the pageantry, donald trump, at that point saying that it was his best day and more than 25 years honoring the king. and we'll be discussing, rushing, your grade will be discussing grades and lots of other items. and i think so we can say that we're going to be getting along and every one of them, we've had a tremendous relationship. president zalinski is coming to see me on friday friday morning and we're going to be signed really a very important agreement for both sides because it's really going to get us into that country will be working there while a lot of people work in that. and so in that sense, it's very good. if it's a back step, you could say, i don't think anybody is going to play around with a,

with a lot of workers. so as i said yesterday, you know, you're talking about a peacekeeping force. we have to make a deal for us. right now. we don't have a deal. we have russia, we have you grades. i think we are very well advanced. i think russia has been acting very well. representative, she went golfing scott blanco, j d, we're all involved every one of us and, and a lot more. but i think we are very well advanced on a deal, but we have not made a deal here. so i don't like to talk about peacekeeping until we have a deals a daily freak out. it is gonna be to usually um, in full and i think it would have happened this. the spice havent been crated for it by yourself. um, but if there's a delayed, we gotta make sure it's a deal with loss, but it's not temporary loss. so that's why we need to make sure that it's secure. and we've let attendance that we'll play out. part of we've told to we will talk about how we work with yourself mister president,

to ensure that this deal is something which is not far later. this variable. if there's a deal, we keep changing the conversation to bring about the possibility that now we can have a peace deal. and we want to work with you to make sure that peace deal is in during the loss. but it's a deal that goes down to the historic deal, but nobody breaches and we work with you to make sure that, that absolutely couple of things to point to britain in front of said that they would provide peacekeepers if there was a deal. guest almost still thinks that there's a bit of what to do in a deal that will be sustainable and long lasting. but obviously again, still looking for us back stop with no security guarantees. something the low do me was the landscape was also very keen on what is interesting is that donald trump was asked if he would still describe blood to me as a landscape. as a dictator. he said, did i say that he was a fact checked? yes, he did, and he's going to be at the white house on friday deciding to deal with the united

states, giving them access the ability to exploit read as many roles that are in ukraine. something that donald trump has been very keen on since he got into the white house . remember that's just over a month ago. okay, thank you so much. alex fisher reporting from the white house on the well after hours of delay, israel has released the remaining palestinian prisoners under phase one of the gaza cease fire. deal more than 40 women and children have arrived at the european hospital and con eunice and southern gauze, on their release follows confirmation from israel's president, that the remains of 4 captives have mouse handed over on wednesday, have been identified. israel is now sending

a negotiating team to cairo for continued tops, and families were reunited with their loved ones in gaza on the occupied westbank among those who returned or palestinians who israel refused to release last week. many showed signs of torture and abuse. and i'm having to remember to i'm very glad to be back with my family, but at the same time, i'm not happy. i saw my daughters and i didn't recognize them. they don't recognize me either. when we faced torture and beatings in prison, i myself was beaten as well. they kept us under the rain, they kept us natured, they threw water at us, the electrocuted us. we also got skin diseases. i saw prisoner with worms coming out of his body and then they give prison. i have seen a prisoner who lost 80 kilograms and one year there was no food. when we woke up in the morning at 8 am, they would call on me the intelligence agency would take me and leave me in the darkness for 3 days. i'd be handcuffed and beat no food for 3 days. they don't give you anything but half a loaf of bread and half

a glass of water us. while among the release palestinians are 97 who were serving life terms or lens, these sentences israel has exiled them and they've been sent to egypt before being transferred to a 3rd country. thought a couple of as soon as i find you and us in southern gaza with the latest a. yeah, let's see who was very electric with the emotions with families who have. busy into a long months of whites and cars in praise, the loved ones, the loved ones. again, white crowds have got the chunk things celebrating the re ton of the loved ones as women and children under the age of 19, and will have been released today except into freedom with the t. as in the eyes, that had been widely met with overwhelming emotions and celebration by the families and relatives who had been waiting desperately into europe and hospital. we understand that with the homes over today,

the 1st phase are present. chloe. and right now, what the diplomatic efforts are expected to take place between conflicting policies under the supervision of regional miss yates has including cuts out and egypt to pay the way you for the 2nd round of negotiations for the 2nd phase or, and potential for any potential extension for the 1st phase that will guarantee and this, and secure the release of more postilion and is really captives a during the next few days. it's absolutely worth noting that today the i see i see not is to really use and to hand over at least a 642 palestinian adults and use which could be a sign of the very smooth separation and process that took place during the past 24 hours that up completely represents the end of the 1st phase of the, of the ceasefire agreement as own eyes and folks right now moving forward. the 2nd

phase of automatic f as that will guarantee its success. target of as the out to 0 fund, eunice published fund to the jail leader of the curtis dawn workers party has called on the group to lay down it's arms and end it's decades long. conflict with the turkish states in a letter presented by pro curtis politicians. in istanbul, i've done the alon said the p k. k. it should dissolve itself through key us on that. you designate the group a terrorist organization. so who is i've done no salon and does his voice still louder? well, rich rollins explains a lot of do not you lie opposed to his supporters is the founder of dakota. stone work his policy, the p. k. k. the key, the us and the use designate degree, a terrorist organization and its members a force against a key of since 1994. the conflict is killed. more than 40000 pieces. was started as

a fight for curtis independence. late to shifted towards the mountains for economy and expanded right. in 1999 to issue intelligence forces capture document in a covert operation. he was sentenced to life in prison and is detained in a high security prison in rhode island of the technical coast. but even behind boss author land remained an imposing figure. his messages in fluency, spies, p k. k strategy. and even political negotiations out of his most significant role was during the 20132015 peace process it through in direct talks with package officials. the code for a cease fire pipes were high and the p. k. k began with during its fights is bought . the process collapsed in 2015 and rising tensions regional conflicts and political shifts fuel renewed violence. same time kurdish fighters were making hard won territorial games against iceland, syria, p, k, k. and

a us back coalition called the syrian democratic forces defeated i. so the piece remained elusive. p k. k, a tax against tucker security personnel continued into 2016. and that you took a launch to major military operation into syria. and what it says was an effort to secure as border tucker's forces crossed into northwest and syria, driving kurdish fighters and supported cities. it was the 1st of several operations . nearly a decade later, archer land has called on his spices to light down that homes. it follows a direct appeal from definitely by charlie and the permanent nationalist part. petitions is close to the tech is governments. this proposal gain traction, particularly off to the over throat. a syrian special asset delegation from the pro cottage peoples democratic an equality policy was granted permission to visit author line in prison to convey the messages got off the use of wool shifting alliances and took he is growing military presence in northern syria. question

remains does alter lands, voice still carry the same whites where we tenants, how does their gallop to lie? is a senior consulting fellow at chatham house and a non resident senior fellow with the middle east council on global affairs. he says, also loans. coal is a very significant developments. this is probably one of the most of the funds per month. this event that is happening individual quite no time if it feeds. because this is like an important issue because it isn't just at the beginning, the process all lanes on the ons farming david's on public drug game. the transformation of the cult. they seem to complete the democratic as to the impulse . this is going to take time. but if it is successful, this is going to really find a course of construction whole thinks that will get charged if we oh, it's a short echo. that's who gets that one of the major foundation for the folks at the most to write some liberties in the countries. but it's also really fond of surface

motion with the original post. and then the internal. busy so familiar with many neighboring states as to what is the case in point right now. one of the major issues like now is the new form of the relationship between the scene 1st and the new administration is called perfect. thank you. last poll is heated by the different components of, of t j. k. i need to process move forward. that will make this negotiation. this whole will take me easier to deal with device significant. you still will have a very difficult subject. but at this level, the bet you still have done. alda 0, the chaos in the eastern democratic republic of congo, the following explosions at a rally held by m. 23 rebels in the

have a lot of that, we've got some big contracts when it comes to the weather across europe. it's looking very mild and pretty quiet across a scan today. deal with some spells of sunshine for norway and sweden, much more unsettled for the south across the mediterranean. got some west, so weather still to come up for it. at least rushing across towards the balkans and on woods to east in the areas of the mediterranean. there's more winter weather as well that will push its way across the baltics and onwards to ukraine. the farther west is a pretty quiet picture on friday for britain and the island, dividing more in the way of sunny spells and bright, to a condition stretching down towards the ibm potentially. but this is where it's going to turn very unsettled of the we can, we've got some wet weather for portugal and for spain on a cooler field that is set to sweep its way. and if we have a look at the 3 day full madrid, 7 degrees celsius on the sunday with light rain. now that where the system is going

to be felt in the north west of africa, it pushes into morocco, bringing wet and windy conditions here. and that's going to bring some snow to the high grounds. what whether to the level ground and look at the temperature in rebecca 16 degrees on saturday. the connecting community. what would you like to see happen for a new syria to emerge? there's no way we could move in the country again where this appeared as for this basement is part of our presence. opening up the conversations, representation methods we haven't had the best representation of african. so for us, it's about so being that put it to representation for our kids with fresh perspectives from less are heard. voices the stream, explores the key issues of our time on algebra, news

the hello again, this off stories on how to 0, this our, the u. k prime minister cure a summer in the us president donald trump have answered questions i had of high stakes meetings about ukraine, trump tools, tom or his working to get as much land back for ukraine. believes lot of work to to and will keep his word and not invade again. more than 40 women and miners have arrived at a hospital in finding the some dogs up after being released by israel as follows. confirmation from israel's president that the remains of fort caps is handed over by hand off on wednesday nights have all been identified. the jail leader of turkey is also outlawed. curtis on workers party has called on the group to lay down its

arms on dissolve itself on dunlab, which alon says, in a letter that the language of cheese and democratic society needs to be developed. and the eastern democratic republic of congo explosions are rock. the rally, organized by m 323 rebels under allies in the city of because 11 people were killed and 65 wounded. that's according to the rebel leaders who had addressed the large crowd. only moments earlier for one's in box and 23 fighters of accused calling the legal authorities, a forecast rating, the attack and say there will be consequences and condos president felix. just because he blamed the bombings on what he described as a quote for an army in legally presence on calling the lease soil and white county sent this report shortly after the raleigh. and because of, and this is the place which was crowded with the population here they came to

listen to that. i have c m, 23 officials in one of the public where on the 8th, the 1st one called by the i've see of talk. they come to this town, but something's happened just then when i go to the diesel bags, they will no longer even on this stage 2 men explosion. we don't do, we don't spend the extra money. so the 1st one started to hear. this is the 1st word, the 1st explosion started and then people started running up and down even were still around here. and then some people remain down and we have seen some people remaining down thinking maybe there was clipping from guns tools because no one could explain what happened. accepting it totally up to the we find out that it was the most of the stuff that does not far from the stage. one of the shows when the on the stage corner nanda and other people see shows when the, the 1st when this explosion happens. so now people are wondering what happened

exactly, and there's always behind these bucks during the nights. one day of the course before this public riley, the what difference trips from the doors were defeated. we did deal to see in this town almost a week past the war trucking population. not always wanted these horn from dive single dorothy butts beside the this did, it was crowded and the big question was different. this one right now is why you want to be after the departure of the officials and the position with the one targeted instead of people that they went to the causing the audio on the social media. they were talking to people calling in on that we use the for my little control and the way to know the head of this for this one here. according to witness the more than 6 bodies with tech, we will take him to the general hospital and even some injuries. but we cannot perform this because we didn't have time to comment to see exactly what happened as the sick suggestion was. so a just stop eating the documents you ever since. when does happen,

how people were running up and down. this is and even dives the did not comment up on what's happened exactly. like on the 0 of the democratic republic of congo. a group of 40 week or is held for more than a decade in a jail. and thailand has been secretly deported to china trucks with windows covered in black che, for seen leaving the bank hawk immigration sense or early on thursday. chinese media have confirmed a group was repatriated without specifying their ethnicity. tony trying has more on the deep alterations from den dog in china. thailand's police chief has confirmed the full of a week of muslims, had been in an emigration detention center in thailand for the last 11 years of finally being returned to china. the men had been waiting all this time trying to get a passage to a 3rd country where they wanted to claim political asylum. they said they face

discrimination. and the chinese government's crank down on wake up muslims in the west of the country. thailand was killed between a rock and place, it wouldn't send them on to a 3rd country. and yet it faced international criticism when it looked at returning them to china. but this year seems to have made a big change in the debt of nights around 2 o'clock in the morning, they were moved to an apple and then flown out to the western city of cash. go, thailand's prime minister, said to the men would be treated according to the principles of human rights. but now that will be up to the chinese government. tony cheng al jazeera, dental, ne, in china, 3 political parties in australia have reached a deal to form a coalition government that excludes the far right. the announcements being seen as

a victory for more suntrust political parties. dominic cane has been following developments from berlin. these 3 policies tried to fill in the coalition with each of us some considerable time ago, failed to do so. and the far right policy then try to make a deal with people's policy. one of the 3 involved in today is the cream and i the and so once again, it fell to the 3 parties to try to form a coalition. they have done so a look at that program makes quite interesting reading not just from the austrian perspective, but also from the german perspective. why? because migration much tougher rules on migration, on a send to a point in this program that's being agreed in vienna effectively. they will immediately temporarily stop family reunification for people who have come to, to austria as refugees, they will no longer be able to bring their family members to australia. and that's

a temporary brand, but immediately, also, no more. you refugees, refugees, quote from other e u countries until this new government says, actually until the use external border can be guaranteed. also, they want to make clear to assign and see cuz that if they do not integrate and don't try to learn german and there is no future full them in australia, the list goes on, but effectively it's a much, much positive line on asylum, immigration, and refugees that these 3 policy supposedly, of san select center, right, and center have agreed to not show that's what they've agreed to the f b. i says north korea is behind assessed a virtual assets worth one and a half $1000000000.00. and what's described as one of the largest highs in history . the agency says a group called trader trader, hacked the crypto currency exchange by bits. investigators say the hackers have

work quickly and already disperse the virtual assets across thousands of dresses by bit has more than 60000000 users worldwide. the hollywood act or a gene hackman has been found dead at his home in new mexico. the 95 year old body was discovered along with his wife, after a neighbor voice concerns to police about their wellbeing. hackman won 2 academy awards during his decades long career, which spends more than 80 films. police say they don't believe foul play was involved for reynolds looks back on his career. gene hackman brought a dirty white hot intensity to his every performance. the driver there. he played the cynical, angry, new york police detective pop by doyle in the classic 1971 thriller, the french connection, relentlessly pursuing a beaten time heroines. wheeler packed with one an academy award for best actor for

that boy. his 2nd, oscar.